Gina Parker
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- 30 Lombard Street, London, City of London, EC3V 9BQ

Experience the difference with Gina Parker, a London-based firm regulated by the FCA (number 416656). Providing insightful financial planning, expertly tailored to individual needs and circumstances, Gina Parker consistently delivers in areas of life investments and pensions retirement advice. Their specialisation also extends to final salary pension transfers. The firm is conveniently nestled in the heart of the City of London, easily accessible from Greater London and surrounding regions. Operating from their Lombard Street office, they're an approachable, client-focused team renowned for helping individuals and families make strategic financial decisions. Enjoy peace of mind knowing you've partnered with a respected industry player, committed to your financial success.
Their team includes one financial adviser. Check FCA registration here.
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Directions to Gina Parker from the Motorway
- From the M1:
- Exit at junction 2, merging onto Barnet Bypass (also known as Great North Way or A1). Proceed straight ahead onto Barnet Bypass, transitioning onto North Circular Road or Great North Way (also known as A406). Continue along this route, following the North Circular Road or A406.
- Subsequently, veer slightly to the right onto Falloden Way (or A1) and continue along Falloden Way. Continue on Lyttelton Road, which transitions into Aylmer Road. Turn right onto Archway Road (A1) and subsequently turn right onto St John's Way (A1). St John's Way (A1) curves slightly to the right and transitions into Junction Road.
- Next, take a gentle left onto Brecknock Road (A5200) and follow A5200. Keep to the right to continue on York Way (A5200), which turns to the left and becomes Wharfdale Road (A5203). Turn right onto Caledonian Road (A5203) and then, turn left onto Pentonville Road (A501).
- Make a slight right onto King's Cross Road (A201) and continue straight, following A201. Be aware of upcoming toll zones: You will enter a toll zone shortly before reaching Attneave Street, then leave the toll zone after 450 meters. You will enter another toll zone shortly before reaching Ray Street, and leave it after 900 meters.
- Take a left at Ludgate Circus onto Ludgate Hill, being mindful of the toll zone transitions. Continue onto St. Paul's Churchyard, followed by Cannon Street. Look out for the toll zone transition points at Bow Lane and another one further along the route.
- Veer slightly to the right onto Eastcheap, followed by a left onto Philpot Lane. Turn right onto Fenchurch Street and then, turn right onto Mincing Lane. Note another toll zone transition before moving on to Great Tower Street.
- Finally, continue onto Eastcheap, and continue straight onto King William Street. Then, turn right onto Nicholas Lane, followed by a right onto Lombard Street. Your destination will be on the right.
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